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Shift work and circadian rhythm disorders
2004Circadian rhythms, those that recur in every 24-h period, are present in most organisms. In humans, these natural patterns are disturbed by extreme pressures from continuous work and leisure-related activities. The modern, post-industrial society has evolved into a 24-h day with constant opportunities for work, play and global communication. Indeed,
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Mental health risk factors for shift work disorder in paramedics: A longitudinal study
Sleep Health, 2023Brett Williams +2 more
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Shift work disorder and related influential factors among shift workers in China
Sleep Medicine, 2021Fang Fan, Qian Yu, Yi-Fan Zhang
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Shift Work, Shift-Work Disorder, and Jet Lag
2011Christopher L. Drake, Kenneth P. Wright
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[Effect of shift work on somatoform disorders].
Der Nervenarzt, 1992An overview of the literature shows that shift work is linked with an enhanced risk of psychiatric disorders. A number of authors have reported anxious and depressive symptomatology in shift workers, but there are no data about the frequency of somatoform disorders associated with this type of work.
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Predictors of shift work disorder among nurses: a longitudinal study
Sleep Medicine, 2014Bjørn Bjorvatn +2 more
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Managing the patient with shift-work disorder.
The Journal of family practice, 2010Behavioral measures, eg, exercise and improved sleep hygiene, can enhance sleep quality and combat insomnia and excessive sleepiness (ES) in shift workers and individuals with shift-work disorder (SWD). Napping before a shift followed by consumption of a caffeinated drink and, if appropriate, scheduled naps at work, may improve ES in patients with SWD.
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